Incentives and meetings

Internationalisation of the hotel industry, premiumisation of the champagne offer, cultural projects and MICE: Reims is making no secret of its new tourist ambitions.

The IWG Group's network in the Paris region is set to be further strengthened with the inauguration of an HQ site in Bobigny on 17 March.

The Interface agency notes a resurgence in international events, mainly in Europe, with priority given to rail travel and CSR criteria becoming predominant in buyers' choice of destinations.

The Radisson Group is launching the "Extra Mile Incentive Travel" programme, recognising its establishments as the most suitable for organising incentive trips.

An innovative, high-tech ecosystem, a connection with nature and age-old traditions: in Catalonia, contrast is a virtue and will be the great added value of events and meetings.

Specialising in business hotel reservations, Hcorpo is launching H-Mice, an all-in-one solution for organising professional events.

The World Map of Exhibition Venues updated by the UFI association unveils its list of the world's leading event venues.

Situated on the Scottish border, this former industrial city has become one of England's most dynamic and popular tourist destinations, particularly for corporate events.

In a recent study, the Hilton Group explores the concerns of event attendees, particularly those affecting the new generation of business travellers.

In 2024, Vienna will have had the best year in its tourism history, with over 8.2 million arrivals, 18.9 million overnight stays and tourism receipts in excess of €1.2 billion. Vienna has the wind in its sails in all segments, including MICE.

Looking for original ideas for a business trip? Catalonia offers a wide range of team-building activities to suit all tastes, focusing on two of the region's strong points: gastronomy and sport.

With a prestigious address right in the heart of Monaco, and an all-encompassing business establishment on the doorstep of the destination, Marriott is in a prime position to take advantage of the ever-growing popularity of Monaco's MICE sector and, above all, to make its own contribution.

Accessibility, MICE infrastructures, hotels, atmosphere: an insider's view of a trade show in Monaco...

The Fairmont Monte Carlo, a pioneer of the brand in Europe, has completed an extensive renovation programme. The timing is perfect as the hotel celebrates its 50th anniversary.

As a leading centre for MICE on the Riviera, Monaco is continuing to invest to make events happen. And 2025 looks set to be a particularly promising year for the Principality, with the new convention centre inaugurated on 16 January.

The Grimaldi Forum today inaugurates its extension in Monaco. Sylvie Biancheri, General Manager, talks about this new milestone for the convention centre, which is also celebrating its 25th anniversary.

The Marina Bay Sands, which is celebrating its 15th anniversary, will begin expansion work next June to add a spectacular show arena and a fourth tower in 2031. The aim is to enable Singapore to maintain its status as a MICE destination.

Just 3 hours from Paris, La Baule welcomes corporate events in a relaxed atmosphere thanks to the Barrière group's 3 luxury addresses and the renovated Atlantia conference centre. The variety of activities in a preserved natural environment contributes to the creation of unique events.

Finlandia Hall has just reopened its doors after a complete renovation. It is still dedicated to hosting events in Helsinki, but also intends to diversify its activities and its audience.

Expectations for 2025, new homes in Germany, development of the Inside offering and Tables Privées Parisiennes, CSR: Benjamin Abittan, Châteauform''s Deputy Managing Director, outlines the Group's plans for the year ahead.